Canadians Face Stiff Tax Jump Amid Budget Plan
Ottawa reports a sharp rise in income taxes to fund wartime needs. The finance minister outlines payroll deductions with refunds plus two percent interest, targeting higher brackets and new taxes on premiums, liquor, tobacco, gifts, and leisure goods. The plan also doubles excess profits tax and includes a large long term loan to Britain.
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Ade Minante
Ley
Toco
Sieht
Fatimatine Canerpentea
Ibley
Dlona Defense
Jim
Mfc
Great Dritain
Canada
Britain
Milk Processing Changes Are Seen in World War II Era
FAST LANSING June 26 A University of Illinois professor Tracy told the American Dairy Science Revelation that new milk processing could cut distribution needs by about half. He proposed sterilized diluted milk for field use where water is scarce and noted evaporated milk orders pile up overseas. The government might buy powdered whole milk monthly if storability remains strong.
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Tracy
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Ilinois
American Dairy Science
Weolessor
Army Also Faces Rubber Shortage Amid War Demands
Brigadier General L. D. Clay told a hearings subcommittee that fighting services face a 25 000 ton rubber shortage for 1913 programs while Navy needs span April to December 1943. He cited total wartime civilian use and noted 1 032 600 tons required, with Canada estimating optimistic 400 tons available.
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Washington
L. DB. Clay
Central Staff
Fighting Services
Clay
United States
Amherst Women’s Club June Meeting Closes for Summer
Amherst Ohio June 26 The Amherst Business and Professional Women’s Club held its June meeting at Old Spring with a poem led outing and a seven o’clock supper. Attic Dunness presided as officers were introduced and Miss Edna Beller retired president was honored. A social hour followed with games and prizes as members listed include Edithann Ehrman Florence Ehrman Valerie Epple Groyce Purcell Marich Steel Helen Berger Margaret Schneider Virginia Stevens Edna Brier Mabel Anderson Vera Lauser Helen Eltier Elly De Eppley Matt and L Roe. This is the final meeting until Sept 24.
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Amherst
Amherst Business and Professional Womesseich
Old Spring
Attic Dunness
Catre
Maruelle Harr
Ethel Epler
Heimfert
Tmarety Schneider
Witmah Egel
Harr
Edna Beller
Wtt
Edithann
Florence Ehrman
Valerie Epple Groyce Purcell
Marich Steel
Helen Berger
Margaret Schneider
Virginia Stevens
Edna Brier
Mabel Anderson
Vera Lauser
Helen Eltiert
Elly de
Ethel Eppley
Matt
L. Roe
Mises ¥. Eppley
Ve Stevens
Unclear historic notice on nutrition class and church notices
Fragmentary OCR outlines a July nutrition class for women and families, noting meals, planning, and government support. Also includes scattered church events and local announcements with names, places, and times, but many fragments remain unreadable.
Hrowsteem C1 Es Centrigatonal Sermon by Virgi Mayne Mire
Unlien sermon titled Centrigatonal delivered by Rev. Virgi Mayne Mire in 192 tf. Unilien service notes show religious message and community address.
Fragmented notes on church events and crime headlines
OCR text mixes a church notice with stray crime items. It mentions a Methodist Evangelical service led by Rev. NH Weber, a 10 a.m. church school and 10:18 worship, plus a reference to a “miner Grparknent” crime story in Oklahoma City about a thief near a hotel. Also notes a U S Army promotion of Lieut Marl M Smith around March.
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Hard
Muaxwell
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Bev NH. Weber
Pitham
Camp Ronhies
Cal
Marl
Smith
Charlotte
Ameer
U. S. Army
Grafton Troop Scouts Plan Carnival Charities and Meetings
The Girl Scout troop of Grafton discussed firemen letting them run a July Carnival fundraiser, with proceeds supporting troop needs. They will sew neckerchiefs from material rather than purchasing uniforms and plan a picnic at Willow Park. Belden Grange held a small meeting, continuing monthly sessions and planning a future bread baking contest. Nearby clubs held picnics, meals, and games at Willow Park, with prizes awarded to several members.
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GIL Scout News
Grafton
Howard
Mery Lonite Edwards
MW O'ckwe
Willow Park
Belden Grange
Delbert Conners
Pomona Grange
Grance
Anna Hosler
Delbert Coneis
Army Baseball Battery Claims Height Honor
Fort Sheridan's baseball squad touts the tallest battery in the nation. Pacher Roland Scholl is listed at six inches and 75 pounds. Private Frank Ossat, 6 feet 2 inches and 205 pounds, handles the delivery.
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Army Baseball
Fort Sheridan
Pacher Roland Scholl
Scholl
Frank Ossat
Aril
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